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Khan Academy use to have a cool knowledge map made with google maps api, it helped with identifying knowledge gaps. Does anyone have an opinion about MathAcade
by alfonsodev 2y ago
Khan Academy use to have a cool knowledge map made with google maps api, it helped with identifying knowledge gaps.
Does anyone have an opinion about MathAcademy vs KhanAcademy ?
- elAhmo 2y agoThis was such a great overview of the whole 'math field'! I remember slowly going through it a while ago and trying to complete It was a huge task, but seeing what is there made the progress easy to measure and visible. Fast forward some time in the future, and they have removed it...
- viraptor 2y agoMA has that too. (Kind of, not exactly the same) For each course you can see a graph similar to https://mathacademy.com/img/screenshots/knowledge-graph-calculus2.png https://mathacademy.com/img/screenshots/knowledge-graph-calc... with your current progress. The initial test (seriously comprehensive) gives you a summary of everything, so you can figure out the missing areas that way too.
- zxhy 2y agoI don't quite understand what you're trying to express. The function of Khan Academy was taken down several years ago. However, some traces can still be found online.
- voisin 2y agoWhat do you mean about the function being taken down?
- JustinSkycak 2y agoFYI, the "why not just learn from a Khan Academy / MIT OpenCourseWare / a textbook / etc" question comes up from time to time, so I wrote up a detailed answer here: https://justinmath.com/why-not-just-learn-from-a-textbook/ https://justinmath.com/why-not-just-learn-from-a-textbook/ TLDR: I learned from those kinds of resources myself, and while I came a long way, for the amount of effort I put into learning, I could have gone a lot further if my time were used more efficiently. That's the problem that Math Academy solves.